Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has reiterated his commitment to fostering reconciliation and unity among leaders, particularly in the aftermath of the divisive 2022 elections. Speaking at the burial of Dorcas Wangari Muhihu in Kaibaga, Nyandarua County, Gachagua emphasized the importance of setting aside political differences and forging ahead as a united front.
“We cannot afford to let divisions tear us apart. It is imperative that we come together as leaders and prioritize the well-being of our nation,” Gachagua said, addressing a crowd of mourners. Former presidential candidate George Wajackoya echoed Gachagua’s sentiments, calling on the deputy president to intervene in the situation in Bungoma and help facilitate dialogue between conflicting parties.
“We cannot afford to let violence and hostility prevail. I urge Deputy President Gachagua to use his influence to promote peace and reconciliation in Bungoma and across the country,” Wajackoya appealed. The clergy also threw their support behind Gachagua’s call for reconciliation, emphasizing the transformative power of forgiveness in fostering national unity.
“When leaders extend a hand of reconciliation, it paves the way for blessings to flow throughout the nation. Let us embrace forgiveness and strive for peace in our communities,” remarked Pastor Pius Muiru, underscoring the significance of Gachagua’s reconciliation efforts.
Deputy President Gachagua’s message resonated with other national leaders in attendance, who pledged their support for initiatives aimed at promoting unity and cohesion. Deputy President Gachagua’s call for reconciliation underscores the importance of dialogue and cooperation in overcoming political divisions and fostering national unity. As Kenya navigates the post-election landscape, his message serves as a beacon of hope for a more harmonious and inclusive future.
